IBM ThinkPad 365X, Руководство пользователя

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The color LCD screen,
uses either thin-film
transistor (TFT) or
dual-scan super-twisted
nematic crystal (DSTN)
technology (depending on
the model) to display
computer output in
800-by-600 resolution.
High-resolution display
modes can be used on the
LCD or with an attached
external display (see page
43).
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The contrast control
(available on some
models) moves up or down
to adjust the display
contrast level.
3
The brightness control
moves up or down to
adjust the brightness of the
display.
4
The indicator panel
consists of the system
status indicators and their
related symbols. These
indicators show the current
status of the computer.
5
The built-in microphone
provides audio capturing
capability when it is used
with an application
program capable of
handling an audio function.
6
The LCD suspend switch
sets the computer to enter
suspend mode when the
LCD is closed. Do not
manually press this
switch at any time; the
switch is automatically
pressed when you close
the LCD.
7
The PC Card eject
buttons eject the PC Card
from the upper or lower
PCMCIA slots.
8
PC Card slots
See “Checking Your Items”
on page 4.
9
The locking device
keyhole is used when
securing the ThinkPad with
a Kensington**
MicroSaver** Security
System (hereafter called
the Kensington lock) or
compatible lock. See page
102.
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The release latches
release the LCD screen or
keyboard so they can be
opened.
11
Personalization
nameplate See page 103.
12
The TrackPoint III is a
built-in pointing device that
is as easy to use as a
mouse without adding
external devices to the
system.
13
The click buttons are
used with the TrackPoint
III.
14
The CD-ROM drive or
diskette drive. See
“Checking Your Items” on
page 4.
15
The Fn key is used with a
function key to activate
certain functions. See
page 26.
16
The function keys can be
used with or without the Fn
key to activate various
functions.
17
The speaker volume
control adjusts the
speaker volume from no
sound to maximum
volume.
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The speaker provides
sound for your application
programs.
Chapter 2. Getting Familiar with Your Computer
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